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45.68924, 13.79506

Honestly one of the best spots of my life. A lot of cars, you see them coming from far away, many tourists. A couple of Hungarians drove me to Ljubljana. I had a sign "LJ - Zagreb" and came there using a local bus from Trieste (check the number on Google maps, I do not remember).
―particulefine

46.05525, 14.4999

Had a sign for Zagreb and got a ride pretty easily considering most of the traffic was probably commuters.
―Chriswally

46.05463, 14.45443


―Ecureuil

45.82647, 15.73882


―Ecureuil

46.07635, 14.5251

Good place to go towards Maribor. It is a bus stop so there is a lot of space to pull over. Cars are not going fast because it's right after a roundabout.
―klawik

46.06186, 14.57013

Have sign novo mesto, Zagreb. My goal it's to just go out of the city, and next find some gas station.
―slowianin

46.01779, 14.54329

Planned was to go to Novo Mesto. A lot of local you live in between. 2 cars stopped before but only went to a small city 15 km away from Novo Mesto. I took the second chance and decided to take a bus for 3€ from Trebnje then.
―Anonymous

46.02835, 14.48002

Nice station going to Zagreb.
Got there from the overpass west of there, then slipped under the bridge and after jumping the fence (1.5m high, pretty accessible) had to go along the rail for 100m or so.
The station can host many trucks but there weren’t that many of them on an early summer Wednesday.
In the end I approached mostly people at the gas station.
Also, the toilets cost 1€ but easy to hide behind a truck.
―Alexbrn

45.88116, 13.25869

Great spot for going East (Ljubljana in my case). Asked everyone for a lift and a truck driver took me on his way to Zagreb.
Employees said hi, pretty cool folks. But I didn’t dare take my LJ sign out in case the Police stopped by (happened to me in Padova)
―Alexbrn

46.02844, 14.47973

Bad luck i gues
―Max22

46.0976, 14.46395


―Wienerpolser

46.44003, 13.75003

Guy and girl heading to Ljubljana. Bus stop is a good spot, quickly got a lift all the way (with sightseeing stops on the way). Lots of tourists crossing the pass, and the road is super wide at that point. Maybe we were a bit lucky that the layby wasn't full of parked cars yet as the parking seemed crazy on the pass.
―Wienerpolser

45.31952, 14.47972

We were told by locals it was the perfect spot because you can travel north and south. You can wait in the shadow and are visible to all cars entering the highway
―Kiwi

45.31954, 14.47975

A Perfect Spot to leave the city. You can wait in the shaddow and Trae south and north. We were told by those who took ist that this is the perfect spot to wait.
―Kiwi

45.53648, 13.73759

not the best spot, but worked getting to ljubljana. There is big motorway nearby but couldn't find any better spots. Lot's of local/non-ljubljana-bound traffic here I think. Would recommend a sign
―Anonymous

46.08008, 14.48054

Slovenia is a great country to hitchhike! Just after the traffic light were the cars not moving too fast, and there was plenty of space to stop at the bus stop. Got a ride straight to Bled after 10 minutes with two slovenians. It was really nice!
―Carl07

46.09658, 14.46545

Excellent spot for starting your journey north. Got a ride in about 10 minutes to the petrol station on the highway.
―Anonymous

45.7606, 15.90162

Good spot! Its at the entry of the highway, but there is enough space to stop. Got a ride after 35 minutes with a man who works in Zagreb but lives in Slovenia. He took me straight to Ljubljana :)
―Carl07

45.79729, 15.89154

Bad spot! Nearly all the cars are croatian and from Zagreb. One car stopped, but they went to maribor and not ljubljana. I changed location after three hours, and got a ride in 40 minutes there.
―Carl07

46.07027, 14.54951

Really nice spot, cars going to Maribor are in right lane. I was hh in early morning so the traffic was really chill.
―borizko

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